Sentence examples for constant tendency from inspiring English sources

The relentless erosion of children's freedom has been paralleled by the constant tendency to politicise parenting.

In business organizations that operate with a balance of power form, there is a constant tendency toward imbalance.

Strongly opposed to such statements, and in practice denying them, is the constant tendency to the proliferation of arms, especially weapons of mass distraction, such as nuclear weapons.

And so it is that this economy of thought, this economy of effort, which is, according to Mach, the constant tendency of science, is at the same time a source of beauty and a practical advantage.

Any answer would have to include Benjamin's constant tendency to procrastinate; the disordered conditions of his life in the nineteen-thirties, which made sustained research difficult; and the inherently elusive nature of what he was trying to accomplish.

Mr. Rivette shows a constant tendency to move backward, to find the ultimate context, and that has often come close to a wish to include, or allude to, the way the whole enterprise is being filmed.

His recipes are really very good, and as this covers fruit and nuts, there is welcome respite from the constant Mediterranean/Oriental tendency of most modern work.

A constant difference tendency was observed after the age of about 40 days.

When the A matrix of PCA coefficients of Eq. (3) is qualitatively observed, the first principal coefficient displays a constant spectral tendency while the second shows exponential or negative logarithm behavior.

Sex ratio in Cuba from 1958 to 1986 follows an essentially constant trend with no strong overall upward or downward tendency before Chernobyl.

Like money, international groupings seem subject to constant inflationary tendencies.